Prada Eyewear is strongest when the frame does more than disappear on the face. The Prada Group launched its first Prada and Miu Miu eyewear collection in 2000, extending a Milanese house founded by Mario Prada in 1913 into a dedicated accessory category. Rectangular, D-frame, round, and aviator shapes give the collection its useful range without losing the brand's graphic edge.

These are frames for someone who wants the glasses to finish the look rather than quietly support it. Try the shape against your brow and cheekbones, then decide whether the lens color should echo or cut against the rest of the outfit. If you take one thing away, choose the silhouette first and let the logo be the least interesting part of the decision.